Costs of long-term services and supports in Oregon

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The type of care you need and where you live greatly affect price. These numbers will give you a good idea of how much long-term services cost.

Long-term services and supports are expensive. For example, in 2013 one year of nursing home care in Oregon cost nearly $85,000 for a semi-private room. Even home health care can be expensive. One year of care from an in-home care worker for three hours per day cost more than $22,000 a year.

Average cost of long-term services and supports in Oregon
Oregon	Nursing facility (semi-private room)	Assisted living and residential care facility	In-home care worker	Adult day services	Adults foster/care home
	Daily rate	Monthly cost	Hourly rate	Daily rate	Monthly cost
Bend	$215	$4,495	$22	$N/A
Corvallis	$222	$4,158	$19	$92
Eugene-Springfield	$242	$4,364	$23	$N/A
Medford	$237	$4,183	$20	$N/A
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro	$244	$3,868	$23	$85
Salem	$235	$3,835	$21	$N/A
Rest of state	$226	$3,995	$20	$84
State average	$232	$4,023	$21	$94	$2,043
*The above costs are averages and may be different in your area. Source: Genworth 2013 Cost of Care Survey, 2013 Oregon Medicaid Base Rate + for Adult Foster Homes.

Seventy percent of people over 65 will need long-term services and supports. There's a good chance they will have to pay for some or all of them.

The ADRC of Oregon has tools to help you plan for your long-term services and supports needs. Learn more about:

• Private funding options like home equity, annuities and long-term care insurance
• Public funding options like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security